Strange stories from a Chinese Studio is a collection of bizarre stories by Pu Songling of the Qing Dynasty. It created a ghost world to reflect the reality. In 2013, a group of artists presented the masterpiece in the form of acrobatics, in a circus with a central stage. I tried to adopt a rice paper with ink on, crumpled and unfolded; the rice paper was used to cover the whole area. The paper is light, fragile and sensitive. The black ink penetrates in white, like a world with uncertainty. It may touch the audiences on the spiritual level, interact with the audiences and ultimately let them immerse in the world.